All Star Game Preview at McCurdy Field
Ken Eaves and Billy Merriman will start for Tri County in tomorrow’s game with Bud and Pat Gilroy awaiting the call. State League relies on strong hitting led by Nock Deener and Ron Tyervar, while Tri County features Pres Kolb and Buzz Ecker. Managers’ sons play, coin toss sets home team, and both dugouts favor the State League early.
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Ken Eaves
Billy Merriman
Tri-Co
Bud
Pat Gilroy
McCurdy Field
Nock Deener
Brunswick
Ron Tyervar
Viamsville
Donny, Brown
Frederick
Tri-County
Pres Kolb
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Kenny
Lee Merriman
Bill
Sports Desk
Meredith Bierley
Sports Center
Colts
Redskin Colts
No Batting Title For Tito Francona
The American League labeling there is no leeway in the rules could keep Tito Francona from winning the batting title despite 379 official at bats and a .298 average. With 21 walks 5 sacrifices and 1 hit by pitch he has 325 total appearances but falls short of the 477 minimum required under current rules. The Indians star would otherwise contend for the title as Detroit’s Harvey Kuenn leads with a .357 mark. A market for fluorine compounds from silico fluorides is growing as a by product in processing phosphate rock.
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SEW
York AP
Tromeone
Cleveland
Franauahivre
Joe McKenney
Joe Cronin
Indians
Harvey Buenn
Detroit
Francona
Ind
East Frederick Wins Twin Softball Event
The East Frederick ACs swept a twin bill against Bolling Air Force with 9 7 and 8 0 victories. Fred Young, Chiz Staley, Stick Gearinger and Max Kehne starred as East Frederick claimed a fourth straight win. Jimmy Blank pitched consecutive shutouts and John Harper added multiple hits in the twin victory.
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East Frederick
Acs
Bolling A.F. Generals
Boling
Fred Young
Chiz Staley
Max Kehne
Smith
Eland
Bolling Air Force
San Francisco
Jordan
Shook
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Blank
Harper
Johansson seeks 1960 rematch postponement site in Los Angeles
Ingemar Johansson wants his 1960 rematch with Floyd Patterson delayed to early next year and prefers Los Angeles as the site. Anlquist says demands met and translations to be checked. Officials report talks continue on contract terms and financial accounting for the June Yankee Stadium bout.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Edwin Aatquist
Los Angeles
Anlquist
Ingo
Johansson
Aero Club
Boras
Jack Dempsey
Hosensohn Enterprises, Inc
Iring
Kahn-Vincent Vellela Group
Velela
Rosensonn Enterprises
Kahn
Dempsey
Kahn-Vellela Group
New York
Patterson
Yankee Stadium
Abhigu’st
1592-Year-Old Fillies Eligible in Marguerite Stakes
Pimlico announces final fee to keep 159 two-year-old fillies eligible for the Marguerite Stakes on November 21. Included are seven winners and four place-getters from major stables like Cain Hoy, Rokeby, Maine Chance, Calumet, Wheatley, and Widener. The race covers 1 mile 16. borde and has current value of 36,605 dollars with 300 added per starter.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Neup
Louis Pondfield
Hugh A. Grant
Airmans Guide
Wheatley Stable
Jay
Hal
Marguerite
Cain Hoy
Capt
Harry Guggenheim
New York
Make Sail
Saratoga
Rokeby
Paul Melton
Upperville
Elizabeth Arden Graham
Maine Chance Farm
Gene Markey
Calumet Farm
Mary E. Person
Llangollen
Ada L. Rice
H.C. Phipps
Wheatley Stables
George D. Widener
Sunny Jim Futzsimmons
Irish Jay
Schuyerville
Nascania
West Coast
Tanforan Lassie
Hollywood Park Nursery
B and M Stabie
Reynolds W. Bell
Chris Wann
Stabie
Undefeated Pitchers Set for All-Star Game Showdown
The American Legion All-Star clash at McCurdy Field pits undefeated pitchers Bill Merriman of Brunswick and Kenney Eaves of Walkersville against each other for the first three innings. Merriman holds 15 wins and a 34 straight during the regular season with one playoff win, while Eaves has 12 Tri-County wins and 20 total if school wins are added. Both rely on strong curves and pace changes as the game targets eight o'clock.
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American Legion
Merriman
Eaves
Poolesville
Walkersville
Tri-County
Tails
Minor Leagues Scores From AP Briefs
In the International League Montreal beat Buffalo 92 31 while Rochester edged Toronto 4 3 Richmond slid 9 3 Columbus won 7 2 Miami 2 Havana 1 In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver 7 Portland 3 Salt Lake City 12 Phoenix 0 In the American Association Minneapolis 3 St Paul 4 Denver 10 Omaha 6 Charleston 3 Fort Worth 3 Houston 7 Indianapolis 4 Dallas 4 Louisville 1
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Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Richmond
Columbus
Miami
Havana
Vancouver
Portland
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
American Assn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Denver
Omaha
Charleston
Fort Worth
Houston
Indianapolis
Daas
Louisville
Tuscarora Archers Hold Fourth Annual Club Championship
Tuscarora Archers held their fourth annual club championship on August 1 and 23 with 28 field 26 hunters and 28 broadhead rounds. Calvin Wise won the Club Champion title in 1959 and the total aggregate score reached 786 points. Junior Champion went to Colin LeGore with 893 total. Other winners include Bud Adams Sr in Men XB with 988 and J Frank Main Sr in Men Bowman with 822.
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Tuscarora
Potomac
Hagerstown
Calvin Wise
Colin LeGore
Orher
Bud Adams Sr
Bowman
J. Frank Main 5 Sr
Archer
George Schamoleenra
League Leaders and Archery Winners Highlight 1958 State Meet
The American and National League batting leaders are listed with Detroit and Milwaukee players dominating. In women’s archery, Mary Ann LeGore is named Tuscarora Archery Queen and a state champion, with club trophies to be awarded at the Peter Pan Inn banquet on September 19.
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Oliver Guariglia
Edward Guariglia
Mary Annn LeGore
Tuscarora
Peter Pan Inn
Major League Stars Shine In Big Wins Across Leagues
Gus Triancos of the Orioles fueled a seven run game with a single and two homers, including a grand slam, in a lopsided victory over the Tigers. Bob Anderson of the Cubs earned his first major league shutout by walking one and fanning five in a 3-0 win over the Braves.
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Detroit
Gus Triandos
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jack Fisher
Triandos
Werth
Briggs Stadium
Walt Dropo
Orioles
Tigers
Brooks Robinson
Bob Nieman
Wilhelm
Fischer
Ginsberg
Moss
Nar
Jeski
Stump
Sisler
Burnside
Berberet
L—Messi
Trian
Dos
Cubs
Braves
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Giants
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Tony Taylors
Neeman
McMahon
Crandall
W. —Anderson
L—Burdette
T. Taylor
Pirates
Bob Friend
Rocky Nelson
Pirate
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Nelson
Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia Philles
Piburgh
Unitol
Koufax
Gil Hodges
Dodger
Ed Keegan
Keegan
Williamsport
Jack Meyer
Ray Semproch
Norm Larker
Roseboro
Phillips
Meyer
Semproch
Thomas W—Koufax
L—Keegan
Hodges
Larker
Koppe
Associated Press
Gus Triancos
Bob Anderson
Baseball Scores and Schedules From The Associated Press
Monday results show Chicago defeating New York 4 to 2 and Baltimore edging Detroit 1 to 0. Other games listed include Washington at Detroit and Boston at Chicago with Baltimore at Kansas City on tap. Upcoming Tuesday results feature Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh with Chicago at Cincinnati and Milwaukee at St Louis on schedule.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Kansas
National League v. L. Pet. G.B
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Mulwaukee
Pitsburgh
Milwauy
Cincinnat
Fight Results Oakland and West Coast boxing cards
Oakland bouts feature Johnny Gonzales stopping Chico Santos in 137% rounds and Willie Morton outpointing Javellana Kid in Reno. Ralph Dupas wins in New Orleans while Mel Barker loses. Exion Bridge beats Union Bridge as East Frederick eyes next game at 6 p m with league banquet set for Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Gonsalves
Chico Santos
Portugal
Reno
Willie Morton
San Jose
Javellana Kid
Philippines
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Mel Barker
Austin Tex
Exion Bridge
East Frederick
Union Bridge
East Frederick Stars
Fadar
Probable Pitchers Lineup For Tonight’s MLB Games
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for several games including Los Angeles at Philadelphia with Roberts versus. San Francisco at Pittsburgh Antonelli against Witt or Kline. Cincinnati Burkardo versus Purkey. Milwaukee at St Louis Spahn against Gibson. New York at Cleveland Ford versus Larsen. Washington at Detroit Ramos against Fortack. Boston at Chicago Sullivan against Donovan. Baltimore at Kansas City O Dell against Herbert.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Padres
Roberts
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Witt
Kline
Cage
Cincinnati
Burkardo
Purkey
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Spahn
Gibson
New York
Cleveland
Ford
L—Larsen
Washington
Detroit
Ramos
Fortack
Boston
Chicago
Sullivan
Donovan
Baltimore
Kansas City
Odell
Herbert
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Redskins
Donald Speaks
Bronx
Memorial Stadium
Tito Francona
Birds
Bengals
White Sox
Aram Chicago
Luis Aparicio
Turk Lown
Chicago ‘White Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
Lown
Ray Moore
New Yorkers
Jim Landis
Aparicio
Landis
Moore
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Hector Lopez
Norm Siebern
Don Larsen
I Larsen
Blaylock
Turley
Grba
Berra Moore
Lollar
W—Moore
Dick Groat
Friend
Willie V MicCavey
Wens Wees Gutters H
Sam Jones
Byerly
Landrith
Burgess
W——Friend
L S. Jones
Edgewood
Ft. Meade
Ohio
General Depot
Ft. Knox
Arlington Hall
Bill Merriman
Leo
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
South End Civic Association, Inc
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Canada
Falls
Corning Glass Works
Harrisburg
Frederick City
Labor Day
D.S.T
Harvey A. Harrington, JR
West South Street
Tuscaroras
Kuenn
Kaline
Woodling
Yost
Power
Killebrew
Colaito
Foa
Fox
Visas City
Allison
Kubek
Kan- Ebome Russ — Killebrew
Colavito
Apa
Mantle
Shaw
Meek Cleveland
Suitkeouts
Wnnon
Aaron
Cunningham
Pinson
Cincinn
Mays
Banks
Congo
Robinson
Near
Moon
Mathews
White
Auuae Uve
San Fran
Mary Ann Lecisco
Chicero
Gore
Joyce Harsh
Drysdale
Los An
Hileen Scha
San Fmel
Geles
S. Jones
San Francis
Barbara Brown
Ghate
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American League
Pet. G.B. Chicago
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Aay
Edward
America
Moyer
Mercury
Bambler
Frederick, Md
SPORT
Thurmont Baseball Club
Bollinger Field
Shipley’s, Inc
N. Market St. Frederick, MD
Plymouth
P.steer
Radio & Htr
Sda.St
Chrysler Windsor
Top
Chrysler
Windsor
New Yorker
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Dodge
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
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